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Primary (Grades 1-3) Curriculum
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Published in 1992 by Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship, phone (918)691-3223, email UUCF@aol.com Available from the publisher |
Faith Footsteps: Bible Stories for Primary AgesBy Joan M. Hunt
- Theme and Description
- Developed by Unitarian Universalist Christians, this curriculum introduces children to their faith tradition through selected Bible stories. Each lesson is based on one story, with activities that allow children to experience the story with their senses.
- Goals for Participants
- To learn about the Christian faith tradition;
To experience a sense of wonder, awe, and worship;
To feel trust, courage, and hope about God's purpose for people;
To participate in the stories of the church's special celebrations;
To be guided in right living.
- Age Range
- Grade 1
- Size of Group
- Flexible
- Space Requirements
- Enough space to gather in a circle and to work on various art and drama activities
- Number and Length of Sessions
- 28 sessions
Length: 1 hour - Leader Training
- Good storytelling skills and the ability to lead songs
- Leader Preparation
- 1-2 hours per session
- Strengths
- Has a consistent format.
Contains engaging activities.
Connects children to the Christian faith tradition of their church.
Is part of a Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship curriculum series for grades 1 to 8. - Limitations
- Explicitly Christian; may not fit the faith stance of some Unitarian Universalist congregations.
- Adaptability
- Can be adapted for grades 1 and 2.
- Unitarian Universalist Values
- Draws from Jewish and Christian teachings as one of the sources of the living tradition.
Reviewed on June 30, 1996
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